Evgeny, what kind of templates i can use ? Is there any specific restrictions? My last software could work with word templates such as http://www.nl.poweredtemplate.com/brochure-templates/newsletters/free/index.html but now, if i understand right, i need only HTML templates?

Easier email/newsletter configuration.

Agreed

I do agree. Emails are most frustrating to work with.

It doesn't matter how many times changes are made, the primary issue of fonts and formatting reverting to something you don't want is a problem. Things get garbled all the time.

With the newest change it's even more difficult to make one proper template. The multiple boxes for layouts make it extremely difficult to simply copy and paste from one email to the next.

This issue is true with both the newsletter emails and the event emails.

The email templates are the worst I've ever worked with! Trying to make ANY changes to the font types and styles are impossible! If you offer a basic template, let the user make the adjustments they want! Stop defaulting to a style not wanted!

Nice comments ! For my two cents , people are looking for a a form , my family filled out and faxed a blank document here http://goo.gl/y6yK3g or www.missouristate.edu

Easier event registration for current members. Fewer clicks is a request of my members.

I would like to be able to insert html code into an email

It would be helpful to have newsletter that are more intuitive. An example is to have the ability to easily edit/modify columns, drag and drop, and anchor text for page jumps.

Would love prettier email templates and more help with design of how to do better looking email announcements.

Make corrections and improvements in email formatting and templates. We wait lots of time trying to successfully use the templates.

I wish email templates arrived at the recipient the way they were designed instead of morphing into something else along the way.

I would vote for the integration with MailChimp.

We don't use Wild Apricot for newsletters because our trials did not work out well - hard to work with and when we sent, different recipients would have different images missing.

Mailchimp serves our needs better, but we've got the headache of trying to keep our lists coordinated.

Make the newsletter templates and website templates fillable by copy and paste into fields and auto place the content. So if you dont have time to customize/don't want to customize it, you could easily build a website in 10-15 minutes. Right now if you like the template and want to just copy it, you still have to start from scratch with your content, placing it piece by piece and referencing the example. Should be much easier.

Either integrate with Mailchimp or make your email layout editor work correctly so what people receive looks like what I thought I sent.

more themed and seasonal email templates

Improve Newsletter creation! The newsletter templates you have are too static, too restrictive, too inflexible, as to colors, title, layout, logo space, etc. We don't have access to someone who can create a custom template. So I have no choice but to use a regular email template for our newsletter and hope our content writer doesn't mess up the heading and footer I've included. Using a regular email template for a newsletter means the newsletter doesn't look like a professional newsletter. It looks like a plain email, and the heading banner, inserted photos, etc., never turn out with good placement. Requires multiple test emails to be reviewed before the final "send". This process is horribly cumbersome.

Pop-up boxes next to tables on the website and in the newsletter that will prompt what exactly a "drag mark/ point" on the table would do, if one tries to drag by it. Also, make it easier to insert extra rows or columns

@Beardo - I have forwarded your comment to development team and I leave it in their hands.

I'm not sure what you mean.